My friend Joe sent me this - it is the story of an object, located thousands of miles away.
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We got some great notes over the last couple days from our clients. Thank you! We love creating wonderful artistic images for our clients in a relaxed, laid back attitude and it is nice to see our clients appreciate it!
From Allison:
“Hello Evrim,
Michael and I wanted to send a big thank you your way. You are such a friendly, professional, and utterly amazing photographer. We feel incredibly lucky to have had the opportunity to work with you.
Thank you so very much for photographing our wedding.
Sincerely,
Allison and Michael”
From Mike and Julia:
“Hi Evrim,
We got the DVD. Thank you. You are the best photographer ever.
Hope you are staying busy.Mike and Julia”
From Brian and Anna
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It was a pleasure having you as our photographer for our wedding. You were very personable and easy to work with. I hope the feeling is mutual for you as well
We look forward to hearing from you.”
From Carrie:
“I have gotten so many calls and emails already about how much everyone loves these.
Thank you!!
Carrie”
It is such a great feeling to make my clients happy! 
A friend of mine sent me this. This guys were in for a cool surprise!
The style of wedding photography we do is called photojournalistic wedding photography. Recently, I was runner up for international organization WPJA’s Photojournalistic Photographer of the Year, and won also first and second places in WPPI’s various wedding photojournalism categories.
Wedding photojournalism shares a lot of the same elements as real photojournalism (though there are some important differences, for example the family shots that nobody seems to like but a lot of people seem to want). Capturing the moments and documenting the wedding day without directing in an artistic way is key to my wedding coverage.
The points raised in the following NPR segment are frequently discussed at photographer forums. I thought some of you will find it interesting:
In A Photoshop Age, Can You Believe Your Eyes
Pretty cool read.
I received this email from my friend Fritz Liedtke. The Orphan Works bill is a terrible bill that will make it very hard for photographers and other creative people to protect for their work. And if you are not a photographer, the effect on you would be possible raised prices to cover lost revenue or good photographers going out of business.
“Please make yourself aware of the bill below, which recently passed the House, and now moves on to the Senate. It will wreak havoc on our lives and businesses as copyright owners, if not stopped.
The bold link below makes it easy to send a preformatted email to your senators and representatives. I encourage you to do so; it only takes a few minutes, and could help save us from mass chaos and loss of revenue as artists and photographers.
Please pass this along to other concerned parties.”
Basic information — http://www.photoattorney.com/2008/03/orphan-bill-rears-its-ugly-head-again.html
Interview explaining the bill in greater detail — http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqBZd0cP5Yc
>>>> Voice to oppose — http://capwiz.com/illustratorspartnership/home/
Find your senators here: http://www.visi.com/juan/congress/
Some more information about this bill: Comments to Copyright Office
I am going to be photographing this fashion show. It looks interesting!
Date: March 16th, Sunday
Time: 4 - 6 p.m.
Place: Wonder Ballroom, 128 NE Russell, Portland, 97212
Price: Free
Additional Notes: Standing room and reserved seats. Up to 4 seats per reservation. Email fashionshow2008 at gmail.com or call (949) 231-7464.
The clothes are unisex, with mainly ties and skirts for men and women.
keywords: fashion modeling photographer runway model photography
A fellow photographer JP sent this:
Wedding Bloopers
Some photographer disasters too!